Answer to Question #310152 in Human Anatomy and Physiology for Kate

Human Anatomy and Physiology

Question #310152

Which structure is carrying blood to the heart from the lungs?

A. pulmonary veins

B. superior vena cava

C. pulmonary artery

D. aorta

E. inferior vena cava

F. none of these

Expert's answer

A. pulmonary veins

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